University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Twenfy-four 6014 GK. gg- QlFlfleJ School of Medicine Of her School of lvledicine, Ufah has reason fo be proud. Ranlcing among fhe highesf of fhe fwo-year medical schools in fhe Unifed Sfafes, ifs sfandards are found fo compare wifh fhe besf. Supervised wifh compefenf assurance and suc- cess by Dr. L. L. Daines, fhe medical school offers a basic foundafion wifh such well-balanced prerequif sife credifs fhaf sfudenfs are readily accepfed in ofher medical schools for confinuafion or comple- fion of fheir sfudies. ur. guy School of Law Approved by fhe American Bar Associafion in l927 and admiffed fo membership in The Associa- fion of American Law Schools in I929, 'rhe School of Law carries nafional recognifion and presfige. Sfringenf enfrance requiremenfs and high sfandards of graduafion have made fhe obfaining of a degree a nofeworfhy accomplishmenf. Dean William l-l. Leary and his compefenf sfafl of assisfanfs, Professors A. Ladru Jensen, Willis W. Riffer, and Dvvighf A. Pomeroy, have aided maferi- ally in elevafing fhe sfanding of fhe school.

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1 N. Q. 01. gui School oT Business The School oT Business, under The sagacious adminisTraTion oT Dean Thomas A. Beal, is chieTly concerned wi+h The adiusTmenT oT iTs curriculum To meeT The developing complexiTies oT modern busi- ness. The insTiTuTion, guided TaiThTully since l9l8 by Dean Beal, is recognized as one oT The mosT eTTicienT on The campus. Ably supporTed by a conscienTious TaculTy, iT is The earnesT aim oT The Dean To oTTer sfudenfs beneTicial courses perTinenT To all eco- nomic enTerprises. mn fgelfcfmm School oT lvlines and Engineering The School oT Mines and Engineering is recogf nized Tor The high scholasTic sTanding and close co- operaTive spiriT oT iTs various uniTs. Spurred on by The compeTenT and iovial Dean R. B. KeTchum, The school enioys an enviable posiTion. STudenTs are Thoroughly Trained in The many Tields oT engineering and are well prepared To serve in various capaciTies. The UniTed STaTes Bureau oT Mines has recognized The superioriTy OT This school by oTTering many oT iTs graduaTes highly responsible posiTions. TwenTy-Three i

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o fl C5raduaTe Division The GraduaTe Division oT The UniversiTy ad- minisTers iTs duTies under The chairmanship oT Grin Tugman, whose duTies very closely resemble Those OT a dean and are carried ouT wiTh similar accuracy. GraduaTe sTudenTs x ,',f ho wish To conTinue Their sTudies consulT Dr. Tugrnan or some member OT The graduaTe council concerning The reguiremenTs Tor higher degrees. The council composed oT appoinTed TaculTy members meeTs wifh chairman Orin Tugman To con- sider The Tinal gualiTicaTions Tor masTor or docTor degrees, K T C 1 g, edili 67107 'UW 6.4 Lower Division For The pasT Two years, The Lower Division headed by Dean Cowles and a group oT sympae TheTic and discerning TaculT'y members has been suc- cessTullv engaged in solving The problems cT Treshe man rogisTraTion and orienTaTion. The Lower Division has a maniTold purpose in adapTing The new sTudenTs To college liTe, in ad- vising Them concerning personel problems, and in oTTering vocaTional guidance which involves The selecTion oT sTudies signiTicanT To The sTudenf's in- dividual needs and ambiTions. A Ti g' . '-sv e-arf sw., r' ,, , M Je ..-F52 . lf. ', 'ip s' FE - ,1sf .: V ,- .- ieffff ,-5.-XS-f ,wM. K are Wa- .im-, N f 'A -in fin' ix 24 . - a Q5 in A if 'T - , li, ' ,jimi T 1 1 .:1,.xw Q- T . 1-ywfyri - by T - wmv, K ' MMT T , Agri 5 - 'f T - ,-wigs' -swfzfil. 3 if TwenTy-five l